The Pennsylvania Supplemental Agreement for Compensation for Death is a legal document that outlines the details of a financial settlement that is made to the surviving family members of a deceased individual. This agreement is typically used in cases of wrongful death, where an individual has passed away due to an accident, a medical malpractice incident, or a criminal act. It is also commonly used to provide a lump sum payment to survivors of a deceased individual who was employed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Supplemental Agreement for Compensation for Death is typically divided into two types of agreements. The first type is the Agreement for Death Benefits, which provides a lump sum payment to the surviving family for the death of an employee of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The second type is the Agreement for Dependency Benefits, which provides a lump sum payment to the surviving family for the death of an employee of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania who was providing financial support to his or her dependents. The Pennsylvania Supplemental Agreement for Compensation for Death also outlines the details of the payment, such as the amount of the payment, the payment timeline, and any other special provisions. Furthermore, the agreement outlines the process for filing a claim and provides information on the appeals process in the event of a denial.